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English Blogs About China: Moser Interviews Goldkorn & Anti

English Blogs About China: Moser Interviews Goldkorn & Anti

Summary of interesting points and the English-language China blogs mentioned in the recent BON TV David Moser interview with Jeremy Goldkorn and Michael Anti.

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Great Translators: China Blogs That Translate Chinese Content

Great Translators: China Blogs That Translate Chinese Content

A review and comparison of well-known English-language blogs about China that emphasize translation of original Chinese news, information, and content. Which is the best? The worst?

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Stories Of Han Discrimination & Prejudice In Tibet & Xinjiang

Stories Of Han Discrimination & Prejudice In Tibet & Xinjiang

Chinese people share their experiences of Han (China’s ethnic majority) discriminating against Tibetans or Uighurs (ethnic minorities). One offers a solution.

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Kaifu Lee: Constraints at Google and Dreams at Innovation Works

Kaifu Lee: Constraints at Google and Dreams at Innovation Works

Chinese bloggers answer why Kaifu Lee resigned from Google China, how it will affect Google China, and what we can expect from his new startup Innovation Works.

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National Day Parade To Be Bigger Than Olympic Opening Ceremony

National Day Parade To Be Bigger Than Olympic Opening Ceremony

Take a sneak peak of the massive parade being planned & rehearsed in Beijing for the People’s Republic of China’s upcoming 60th Anniversary on October 1, 2009.

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Prominent IT Blogger Keso Suspended By Twitter

Prominent IT Blogger Keso Suspended By Twitter

Famous IT blogger Keso has his Twitter account blocked. Despite contacting Twitter, the account has not been restored after 48 hours. Another case of Silicon Valley ignoring the rest of the world?

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Martyr’s Name Miscarved On Monument, Family Ignored

Martyr’s Name Miscarved On Monument, Family Ignored

Song You believes his brother’s name has been written incorrectly on his county’s monument to revolutionary martyrs. For thirty years he’s appealed to the local authorities without resolution.

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Chinese Web Insights: CCTV’s Attacks Increased Google’s Traffic

Chinese Web Insights: CCTV’s Attacks Increased Google’s Traffic

Translation of a Hecaitou (well-known Chinese blogger) post on how CCTV’s recent attacks against Google for links to vulgar content has boosted Google’s traffic.

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Green Dam: Chinese Neitzens Are All “Children”

Green Dam: Chinese Neitzens Are All “Children”

A review of what many Chinese bloggers are saying about the recent “Green Dam Youth Escort” mandatory filtering software debacle: Flawed, dangerous, wasteful…

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Chinese Web Insights: Difficult To Understand 3G TV Ads

Chinese Web Insights: Difficult To Understand 3G TV Ads

Well-known Chinese brand strategy expert & advertising man Xu Dawei criticizes China Mobile & China Telecom’s 3G ad campaigns for not making much sense.

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High Heel Fetish Leads Boyfriend To Beat Up Girlfriend

High Heel Fetish Leads Boyfriend To Beat Up Girlfriend

A Nanjing man with a high-heels fetish forces his girlfriend to always wear them when they’re together. When one day she refuses, he beats her up.

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Chinese Bloggers On The 20th Anniversary Of June 4th

Chinese Bloggers On The 20th Anniversary Of June 4th

A collection of blog posts by mainland Chinese bloggers concerning the censorship and memories surrounding the 20th anniversary of Tiananmen Square 1989.

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Suicidal Chongqing Man Saved By Beijing Netizen’s Phone Call

Suicidal Chongqing Man Saved By Beijing Netizen’s Phone Call

A Beijing netizen saves his online friend in Chongqing by calling the police when the latter talks about committing suicide on QQ, China’s popular IM service.

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Sea Turtles: Wall Street Chinese Returnee Says America Easier

Sea Turtles: Wall Street Chinese Returnee Says America Easier

Chinese returnees who studied or worked abroad describe the difficulties of returning to work in Chinese companies, citing differences in communication & logic.

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Beijing Train Station Escalator Suddenly Reverses Direction

Beijing Train Station Escalator Suddenly Reverses Direction

In Beijing, dozens of people are hurt when an escalator suddenly reversed direction causing a chain reaction of people falling down and over each other.

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